Legal News

The Verdict: Fees meet with approval (Legal Week)
Senior in-house lawyers believe City law firms profiting from the M&A boom are still value for money. Ed Thornton reports on the findings of a Legal Week survey that highlights a surprising level of approval for current billing trends
Law Society bid to revamp training contract incurs City firms wrath (Legal Week)
City firms have slammed Law Society proposals to radically revamp the training contract, arguing that the reforms risk lowering the quality of newly-qualified solicitors.
Police attack ‘unworkable’ car seat law for children (Yorkshire Post Today)
Frontline officers say legal safety measure is riddled with loopholes Paul Whitehouse A NEW law that older children must use car booster seats has been condemned as unworkable by police, who claim the regulations are riddled with loopholes. (30/08/2006 08:40:13)
Police attack ‘unworkable’ car seat law for children (Yorkshire Post Today)
Frontline officers say legal safety measure is riddled with loopholes Paul Whitehouse A NEW law that older children must use car booster seats has been condemned as unworkable by police, who claim the regulations are riddled with loopholes. (30/08/2006 08:40:13)
Commonwealth Countries: Beyond These Shores (Legal Week)
The British Empire may be long gone, but its legacy of common law legal systems in countries including Australia, New Zealand, India, Canada, Singapore, Hong Kong and South Africa is proving to be a real boon for London s leading law firms, for whom history has provided a large pool of well-qualified, experienced legal talent willing and able to relocate and hit the ground running in times of
Police attack ‘unworkable’ car seat law for children (Yorkshire Post Today)
Frontline officers say legal safety measure is riddled with loopholes Paul Whitehouse A NEW law that older children must use car booster seats has been condemned as unworkable by police, who claim the regulations are riddled with loopholes. (30/08/2006 08:40:13)